ResilienTU: 2020-21
TU’s three-phase plan to reopen campus is based on public health recommendations and implemented with the utmost concern for the wellbeing of our students, employees and visitors. It is designed to mitigate risks related to COVID-19 and can be adjusted to meet university and community needs.
Student Life
As we settle into our new normal which may or may not include living on campus, there are still plenty of ways to experience college life. You'll discover many ways to immerse yourself in the TU community whether online or in-person.
Meet student Katarina Michna
I love the tight community that TU offers, close relationships with professors, faculty and peers, as well as the ability to be very involved on campus, even as an underclassman.
Katarina Michna, Computer Information Systems, Fayetteville, AR
Research
Undergraduate and graduate research are a way of life in our state-of-the-art labs and classrooms where faculty know your name and offer a guiding hand. And TU research isn’t limited to science or engineering. It’s encouraged among literature scholars and future CEOs. Discovery is a lifelong pursuit and is at the heart of what we do at TU.
Meet student Robert Revels lll
As a college athlete and potential graduate student, I have faced adversity but my professors and the TU community have always been there to help lead me in the right direction and achieve my goals.
Robert Revels lll, Organizational Studies, Houston, TX
Student Support
Learning may look different these days but the TU community is here to support every student through whatever they might need.
Meet student Julianne Tran
I have found my place among loving friends, driven students and motivated professors. TU has allowed me opportunities to interact with the Tulsa community, experience different cultures and discover what truly interests me.
Julianne Tran, Exercise and Sports Science, Mustang, OK
News
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Tackling the classroom with faculty teammates
In the zone and ready to make the tackle, Robert Revels lll lived for football. He was a student-athlete with a demanding schedule, but when he fumbled his grades, TU Associate Professor of Psychology Lisa Cromer helped him recover.
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Don’t pump up the volume: TU audiology expert offers insight on healthy hearing during the pandemic and beyond
Noise-induced hearing loss is a major health concern, and some of your work and leisure habits during the COVID-19 pandemic might be exposing you to increased — but preventable — risk.